Multi-purpose Mini Airbrush Air Compressor Kit, Dual Action Cake Spray Gun Portable Air Brush Set Tattoo Nail Tool Set (TC-100K)

This was a gift for my son, he opened it right away, and was using it in minutes although it did not come with an instruction manual. I told him to look up videos online for help but it didn't seem like he needed to in order to use it. Here is the reason for my review, as I do not know how well it works: my son lost the nozzle 2 days later and I wrote them to find out how much a replacement would be.....and they responded they would send me a new one for free! It just arrived and I'm very grateful. Excellent customer service. I will also point out for other users that he is using this primarily for miniatures.

Got in time for my cake project. Was sceptical at first but I followed the 30 min work time just in case it cut off on me, I had a timer to me posted . It was hard to open at first. The instructions are not clear it shows you the mechanical details more than the actual working of the machine. But its a great buy this far... Had a little choke up for the paint residue but overall great job. The choking caused some blotches but lesson learnt

I was surprised by how good it actually is.I am interested in making cakes.I already have a good compressor and air brush set,but it is too much bother to set with the large unit.And this was just for as a light or the occasional alternative.But,this is much more useful than that, and I can see I'm going to use it a lot more than I first thought.

At this price, I don't think you can do any better. I've been using it for a few months so far and the only issues I've had with it are: -The compressor tends to heat up noticeably around the 20 minute mark of use. I'm thinking about modifying it at some point for better cooling and maybe that will help it run for longer (the compressor has no cooling to speak of) -The 'safe time' (including recommended cool down) is a bit short for longer projects or doing multiple coats at once on a larger model (1/32 Abrams undercoat took ~20 minutes for 2 passes) -The airbrush itself can be difficult to clean out, primarily in the bottom of the hopper along the squared edge. Some nice things: +(user error, it's a plus for being easily remedied) Nozzle broke after a cleaning, though it was entirely my fault. Got a $4 generic replacement and it went in perfectly. +Easy disassembly and (mostly) cleaning, however this is my first airbrush so I don't have a frame of reference. +Surprisingly consistent flow from the compressor +I have no hesitation when loading it up with diluted 50 cent Walmart paint, it's handled pretty much everything I've thrown in it. Middle ground stuff: ~The nozzle can be a bit large for models smaller than 1/56, but at and above that it's plenty fine. ~Compressor has gotten a bit more vibrate-y in the time of ownership, I expect I'll need a new one before too long. ~the power port on the compressor is slightly pushed in, but it works fine. Just a bit of a pain when I move it. ~The 'airbrush holder' piece that slides into the compressor is pretty hit-or-miss. ~Can get a bit uncomfortable for long times of use (might just be my big mitts) Overall, pretty excellent and the issues are easily overlooked when you remember the price tag. I'd recommend for any budget modeler looking to get into the hobby. In terms of its other advertised applications, I have no clue. Never done anything but models with it.

The third mini compressor I ordered that might compare to the one I originally had that worked like a charm. It looks like it, but does not work the same way. It's okay, but does not have the same pressure that the other one had and it stays on, whether you are spraying or not. The other one used to turn off when not spraying. But, at this time I need a very low pressure option with a fine needle for this one particular job, so this will work for now, but not like the one I used to use that I loved. I am still searching.

Super thin coat is applied. Make sure you invest in alcohol paints to get any color on what you want to paint. But it works and I haven’t had any issues with it.

Right out of the box this won't work. I have tried everything I can think of, and no sound or air comes out. It's not working all all. I am guessing the switch is faulty.... Not a good sign since it's brand new and has never been used. There is no contact information for reaching the manufacturer, and no troubleshooting information was contained within the box (actually, there were hardly any instructions included at all). Now I need to go through the trouble of sending this back. Don't waste your time or your money.

Its the most easiest way to get an airbrush for priming miniatures without spending 400 bucks Just dont use it more than 20 min because start to overheat